An unforgettable, intimate, and exciting dining experience! I attended the 22nd seating and was beautifully surprised by what the chef had to offer. Their concept features a five-course menu that changes weekly, showcasing incredibly fresh ingredients and a masterful variety of cooking techniques. The entire evening felt fresh and adventurous. Because the venue is located inside a charming bed and breakfast, you might cross paths with some of the overnight guests, which only adds to the unique ambiance. Every dish featured impeccable presentation and exceptionally vibrant flavors. Another major plus is their BYOB flexibility--the team proactively reached out before our reservation with the upcoming menu and personalized wine pairing recommendations. I was deeply impressed by both the quality of the food and their innovative concept. Highly recommended! read more

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It was like we had two separate stays. We arrived on a Thursday and found that our fireplace was not working. Then the party began - oh, not our party. The chef's table in the kitchen where Nick serves his magic. Unfortunately, since we always like a ground floor room, it was like the dinner was taking place in our room. For three nights the party rolled on from six to nine. The dinner guests also took over the common area so you were pretty much stuck in your room. Nick is a doll, and from what we read about him in the newspaper, a super star. The inn needs to inform guests on the first floor that the noise is loud from these dinners and that the common areas will not be accessible during these times. That being said everyone we spoke with about these dinners said they were fabulous and worth not only the cost but the wait. I can only suggest that the owners convert one of the bedrooms into a common area for guests of the inn only. We left for one night on Sunday and returned on Monday for another stay. It was amazing!!! It was quiet and relaxing, and our fireplace was fixed. The upside is that our room was beautiful and there was lots of storage. The bathrooms are large and the shower is very nice once the water heats up. There was only one end table, but that seems to be the trend which is very odd to us. There is no breakfast served at the Inn. You get little bees, worth twelve dollars, and have to walk to the Honey Cup which is about three blocks away. Fine in good weather, which we were fortunate to have, but I would think not so great if it is raining or snowing. Hence, the Inn is more like a Airbnb. The Manager, Lee, is a ten out of ten. She tries to accommodate the needs of every guest. She is so sweet and kind and helpful. Nothing we have complained about is her fault. She goes out of her way to ensure you have the best stay possible!!! read more

Second time dining at Ash and it was exceptional! Chef Nick creates a one-of-a-kind menu each week that features high quality ingredients & exciting twists. This is a great way to try new things & find your new favorite dish! We also really appreciated his flexibility with allergies, as Chef was able to modify dishes to accommodate & ensure we still enjoyed the full experience. Already looking forward to our next dinner at Ash! read more

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Regarding Rob W's reply to my message, at no point in making our reservation (which was based on the glowing reviews from stays with the previous owners) were we informed that this place has changed from B&B to specialty restaurant. I know first-hand that diners arrived at 5:30 this past weekend and some didn't leave until well after 9. The chef told me that they will take up to 20 diners, seating overflow at a round table in the front parlor. And currently advertised prices for rooms are around $250, yet we and friends were charged $400 a night. read more

Another fantastic evening with Chef Nick and great company! Always a fun time at ASH. read more

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What a wonderful and unique experience! Chef Nick took us through five precise dishes, cooked to perfection, with explanation of the ingredients and how your meal was prepared. Each night brings a different theme, ours was Northern Italy. You are seated at a large family size table, able to share stories, and for us--someone's birthday. Strangers at the beginning of the night but friends at the end. Truly a unique dining experience! read more

This wasn't just a dinner, it was a core memory created. Truly an unforgettable experience. An absolute must from food, to hospitality, to the atmosphere, to the company. read more

Absolutely LOVED Ash Street Inn. We were in town for my partner's graduation from Southern New Hampshire University, and we had such a lovely stay. Margit and Rob accommodated our schedule since we were arriving before their arrival window, and they were so so helpful and kind during our stay. The place is so thoughtfully decorated and cozy. We had breakfast in the morning and everything was delicious. We would absolutely stay here again! read more

Fantastic service! And cozy accommodations, in a beautiful setting! Margarete and Rob made us feel right at home. We stayed two nights, and my husband was making plans to return in the fall during breakfast On the first morning. And the breakfast? Simple and delicious. Try the poached eggs on toast. Perfectly done. We will return in the fall, during leaf peeping season. The Ash Street Inn will be our home base for future adventures for sure. read more

Adorable place, super yummy food, and the sweetest hosts! Thank you for a great stay.

Felt like home away from home. We were graciously welcomed by Margot and Rob AND homemade cranberry chocolate cookies! Rob prepared scrumptious pumpkin pancakes for breakfast. We have only positive thoughts while reflecting on our stay here. Shelley, Sarah and Brittney read more

A lot of other great reviews are already posted, all for good reason. Two very dedicated owners, Rob & Margit will make your stay like your meeting old friends. We have stayed at quite a few Bed and Breakfast Inn's, none had the many little touches that make you feel so welcomed. In random order; fresh baked cookies, cold soda & water, chips & PowerBar, homemade yogurt, gourmet breakfast, comfortable beds, 2 pillows each, nicely decorated rooms, multiple lights, private bathrooms, plenty of off street parking, and a knowledgeable information source from either host. I would highly recommend the Ash Street Inn, especially for the hotel frequent flyers; it's a refreshing alternative. read more

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This place is a MUST! The owners are phenomenal, their hospitality is above and beyond, the rooms are Immaculate, and breakfast was delicious. This place is good for business travelers, couples, and families. The inn is in a great location, quick walk to many restaurants, services, and grocery store. read more

Ash Street Inn - Ash Street Inn - Hotels Near Me - Manchester, New Hampshire

Beautiful house and beautiful rooms. Margit and Rob are amazing hosts and we had such a nice time talking to them while enjoying a wonderful breakfast. Highly recommend! read more

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Prefect B&B in Manchester. Our hosts were wonderful. So inviting. Eric gave us a tour of the place when we arrived. Our room was nicely appointed, containing a four post bed and gas fireplace. Fresh baked goods are always on hand, from a variety of scones, to oatmeal cookies. They also offer free coffee from a Keurig, with quite a few varieties. Fridge is stocked with soda and water and other goodies, all available to guests. Breakfast is the shining jewel here. Eggs to order. Buttermilk pancakes with warm syrup. Bacon, sausage, toast. Juice and coffee. It was our favorite part and one of the best breakfasts we've ever had. I highly recommend this B&B should you find yourself in Manchester. read more

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I stayed at the Ash Street in for 4 days with my boyfriend and it was a home away from home. Rob and Margit are such thoughtful hosts. The room we stayed in was so well kept and our beds were made daily (which is above and beyond for a B&B). There were cookies and treats everyday and guests have access to coffee, teas, hot chocolate, beers and much more. The building itself has so many beautiful details and character and you can tell the hosts takes pride in the place. Breakfast was also 10/10 every morning. They have homemade yogurt and bread! Highly recommend this gem for anyone traveling to Manchester or Concord area in NH. read more

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Beautiful place to stay, the owners were great and the food was phenomenal. Everything was fully stocked and well thought out. My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay and highly recommend to anyone looking for a nice bed and breakfast! read more

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Ash Street Inn is a class act and very inviting. The bedroom is nicely decorated with complementary WiFi and fire place. The bathroom exceeded my expectations, by far. There are plush robes and towels, makeup washcloths, and a variety of toiletries in case you forget anything. The property is well manicured and upon entry the atmosphere immediately relaxes you. The decor from entry down to spoons seems to have been very carefully chosen. GORGEOUS! There are also jewelry pieces from local artisans and I was able to purchase a beautiful necklace. In the summer months fruit infused ice water sits on the porch for your enjoyment as you take a breather before heading out to explore. Rob and Margit also provide complimentary maps and great tips for things to see. Rob is a trained chef and Margit has been in hospitality from a tender age bcz her family has been for generations. The two of them are perfectly paired and know how to make every guests stay magical. This couple is a class act and #marriagegoals! Looking forward to the return! read more

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I'll add my accolades to others. I was looking for a place to stay other than Concord and stumbled on this B+B. The interior decorating is attractively funky, as was our ground floor room with the painted ceiling and operating gas fireplace (well, remote controlled by us) for the one chilly morning. Breakfast to order with pleasant conversation from the other tenants and Margie and Rob. As we drove away after two nights I found myself trying to figure out a reason to come back. read more

In this day and time when many innkeepers promise more and deliver less, what a breath of fresh air Ash Street Inn is under the care of Rob and Magit. For a property to distinguish itself from the rest, guest needs and comfort points of service must be anticipated. Granted, the service is "built-into" the cost, however Ash Street Inn accomplishes that. One knows that it was a meaningful stay, when upon returning home reflects back upon and misses the feeling of being cared-for, and appreciated. -Bob & Joy read more

I would highly recommend this place while in Manchester. Eric and his wife are wonderful hosts and the inn is very tastefully and thoughtfully done. I was almost going to give up on staying at B&B's until coming here. The location near the Currier Museum was a big upside. read more

The owners are delightful people. The inn is beautifully decorated and the cozy living room and fireplace were just the thing we needed after our chilly walk. They are a short walk from the art museum as well as restaurants and a brewery. Our delicious breakfast was made to order and there were always snacks (including the homemade cookie of the day) and beverages available. We truly enjoyed our stay. read more

We stayed five (5) contiguous nights Sept 27 through Oct 1, 2012. We shall return. Here's why. Props Eric and Darlene Johnston) and fascinating guests ensure a world-class experience at Manchester's Ash Street Inn Bed & Breakfast. Count on civility, caring, connectivity, conviviality, convenience, and No Hassle. Add the benefits of 24/7 access to coffee, homemade treats (Just-out-of-the-oven scones upon arrival), and spacious pristine kitchen refrigerator. Sumptuous cooked-to-order breakfasts by Eric himself. No steam tables. Want to add a few of your favorite snacks or chilled beverages? Yes! PS - Bonus: Flawless dining recommendations. Close to Currier Art Museum, a must-see. Got questions? Lettuce know! sQs Delray Beach FL read more

We had a wonderful weekend at a the Ash Street Inn earlier this year. It is a great B&B in the city. Our room was charming and comfortable and the breakfast was delicious. read more

My wife and I stayed at the Ash Street Inn for her birthday as we were passing through the area and we couldn't have been happier with the experience. The room was incredibly nice and comfortable and the hosts were very helpful both at the inn and with directions around town. The homemade breakfast and always available coffee and snacks were delicious and a welcome change after a few days of rustic cabining and camping. I don't know when we'll be back in Manchester again, but if we are, we'll definitely be staying here again. read more

Do not stay at a local chain when you have another option like the Ash Street Inn. I cannot tell you what a pleasure it was to stay here for the night prior to memorial day weekend. I was so blessed to have checked out the Yelp reviews to find this glimmering gem of an establishment. The Inn itself is an Victorian home with a wrap around front porch decorated with stained glass windows and deck seating. The entire place has been remolded in the past few years while maintaining its original charm and heritage with the local community. Our detailed hosts, Eric and his wife, have put a lot of effort into catering to a guests every need. From a freshly cooked breakfast with scones (made to order) , FAST WIFI!!!!!! for those tech savy individuals, or even a loaner umbrella to keep you dry from the rain. The whole atmosphere is one of comfort and refinement supported by all forms of modern conveniences. They couldn't have been more helpful with keeping the light burning for me when I came in late after hours, or pointed me in the right direction when I inquired on the local restaurants and seasonal amusements. Overall, it was hands down one of the best places to come upon for a visit,even for only a night....though in future I hope to be their guest for a lot longer. Thank you for having us!- Carrie & Jon!!!! read more

We just spent a long weekend at the Ash Street Inn, and it couldn't have been more wonderful! Rob and Margit are fabulous hosts! They anticipated our every need, from a lint roller to the Wall Street Journal to local beers in the fridge. The rooms are beautiful and comfortable, and Rob cooks a spectacular breakfast...the blueberry pancakes are amazing. The owners are following COVID-19 precautions meticulously, so we felt very safe and cared for. The location is convenient to the Currier Museum and all the great restaurants on Elm Street. We will definitely be back! read more

I highly recommend staying at The Ash Street Inn while you're in Manchester! Eric, the owner, couldn't be more welcoming and helpful. I arrived in Manchester on a rather snowy day and my room, number 205, had a gas fireplace, which was perfect on such a cold night. Coffee, tea, water, and homemade baked goods are left out for guests all day. Breakfast was made to order by Eric himself. Good location. Right next to the Currier Museum of Art and a few blocks from Elm Street. Looking forward to visiting again! read more

Its a big Victorian house with a lot of character. Stayed in room 205 for 2 nights. The room is very cute and I loved the bed. The pillows were comfy and the blankets were warm. The bathroom was quite nice and there was free WiFi!! Had to leave early, so they packed the breakfast for you. Very nice touch. And the breakfast was delish!! read more

Don't bother with the local chain hotels - stay here instead. Warm hospitality, big rooms, and unbelieveable breakfast food. The owners have put a lot of thought into anticipating guest needs, and it shows - from the umbrella stand stocked with loaners, lint brushes, homemade scones & cookies, a well-filled snack basket and more - the Ash Street Inn takes hospitality to the next level. And they couldn't be more helpful with transportation suggestions, dining recommendations and great local advice you'd never get from the corporate hotels. read more

Spent a few days at this absolutely charming Inn last weekend. The house itself is gorgeous, all the charm of an old Victorian but with 21 century amenities, super comfy bed, a fireplace in our room and a delicious breakfast! We felt much safer than we would have in a hotel. We really needed a break from all this quarantining and this was the perfect escape. The innkeepers were the perfect combination respectful of privacy yet solicitous. We'll definitely do it again! read more

Thank you Margit and Rob for making our stay unforgettable. Your attention to detail was undeniable and breakfast was delightful.

My boyfriend and I stayed in room 205 to celebrate our six-year anniversary in the Manchester area. I spent a good week evaluating various romantic hotels and inns within a 30 miles radius around Manchester, and I finally settled on the Ash Street Inn because of it's proximity to the city, its beautiful looking rooms, and its great reviews both on Yelp and TripAdvisor. ...Man oh man am I happy that we selected this fantastic gem of an inn! Both my boyfriend and myself were taken aback by the beauty of the Inn - from tastefully decorated rooms, to gorgeous common areas, to a well-kept exterior - and we were greeted by Eric, who might just be the most thoughtful Innkeeper there is. Since the booking site asks if anyone in the party has any food allergies, and since I am unfortunately lactose-intolerant and wheat-intolerant, Eric had gluten-free cookies ready for me to eat and showed us where the almond milk and other complimentary goods were in the dinning/kitchen area. We both had a wonderful night's sleep on the very comfortable bed (with the best pillows I've ever slept on), and the fireplace gave the room such a beautiful ambience and warmth, making for a very romantic and intimate stay. The breakfast was equally as well thought-out and presented, and my boyfriend enjoyed a french toast and bacon breakfast while I enjoyed a gluten-free buttermilk pancake breakfast with fruit. We both highly recommend this inn for anyone looking for a relaxing, romantic, elegant and thoughtful stay, and this inn is well worth the price. No hotel could ever come close to the Ash Street Inn. read more

As an insomniac, I have difficulty enough sleeping at home in familiar surroundings, so, travel can be a nightmare for me, but I advised Rob & Margit of my requirements and they suggested their quietest, darkest room (206) on the second floor, with north-facing windows. The rooms have been well-renovated; retaining the original moldings and windows, while adding a fully-modern bathroom, Wi-fi, satellite TV and central air conditioning. Due to a change in plans, I extended my stay from the original two nights to five, and they did their best to accommodate me over the busy Fourth of July weekend. Did I mention that breakfast is included? This isn't a cheesy continental breakfast or buffet-style service, this is all made to your order: Buttermilk pancakes from scratch (not a mix!), omelets, bacon, sausage, fruit salad, oatmeal plus homemade muffins or scones. (Not having to pay for a full breakfast probably saves you $15?) The fridge is also kept well-stocked with a wide assortment of free beverages, plus a reserved area can be used to keep your own food or drinks chilled. (Possibly another $5 a day saved?) And free admission to the Currier Museum! Another nice touch was the local daily newspaper available (I really hate how USA Today is de rigueur in most hotels.) The new owners are really doing a tremendous job running this place. One note: If you require a quiet room, make sure you get one on the second floor (you can't go just by room number). read more

We stayed there this weekend, spent a single night at the Inn. The room was nicely appointed and had everything we needed. The breakfast was great and made to order The owners were quite friendly and spend awhile talking to us about renovating the property an owning an Inn. The B&B is highly recommended and in close proximity to most local attractions. The website photos were accurate and represented the rooms and Inn. read more

What a wonderful gem in Manchester! A beautiful Victorian inn with 5 guest rooms. Rob and Margit greet you warmly and make you feel at home. Rooms are lovely and comfortable. The homemade breakfasts are superb! We will look forward to staying there on our next visit to Manchester! read more

My husband and I stayed at the Ash Street Inn as a stopover on the way to a wedding and booked the museum and Zimmerman house package. Eric took care of everything and let us check in early so we didn't have to worry about bags or parking while we headed to the Museum. For less than a chain hotel, you can stay in a charming house that's walking distance to the Currier Museum and the main street of restaurants. Eric and his wife were perfect hosts -- warm and helpful without being intrusive. The house is beautifully maintained and filled with anything you need for a relaxing, comfortable getaway. The rooms are clean and tasteful, with none of the frou frou some bed and breakfasts decorate with. The pantry is stocked with homemade snacks 24/7, which I really appreciated since I was 6 months pregnant. The cooked to order breakfast topped off a wonderful weekend. read more

As everyone else has shared, this place is wonderful! The level of detail and care the owners have is amazing. Each morning they create a menu to place your order for breakfast. They even customized the menus to meet the different dietary needs of our group! Each day, they make fresh homemade cookies or muffins, and customized these to our group's preferences. The refrigerator is stocked with all kinds of coffee fillers (from half and half to vegan milks), juices, and beer. They also keep chips, crackers, and mints out throughout the inn. Every detail is taken care of! More importantly, the owners are friendly and fun to chat with, and full of ideas of neat things to do in the area. read more

This was the best experience I have had at a B and B. Stayed for two nights in room 207. It had the most comfortable bed and huge bath towels. It is the perfect mix of modern amenities and cozy charm. The icing on the cake was Erik the innkeeper. He gave us awesome recommendations and cooked us an amazing breakfast. He really caters to the guest and what they want their lodging experience to be. Big plus for all the snacks and outlets to plug in my gadgets. We will return and try to stay in a room downstairs with a fireplace! read more

Lovely B&B in a handsome Queen Anne Victorian located on a large landscaped corner lot in a quiet residential neighborhood. Lovely detailing inside and out, with large bedrooms and baths. Margit and Rob, the hosts, could not be more accommodating, including wonderful breakfasts. No one ever loses weight here. We have stayed at many B&B over the years, and this is among the best. read more